From Idea to Setup
From the inception of the idea, through setting-up and into the first year or so of operation.
Whether your enterprise requires seed capital, a line of credit, asset acquisition funding, secured or unsecured financing, we have the credit facilities, expertise and the lenders to assist.
Contact us for a no obligation discussion with one of our start-up capital brokers.
We’ll advise on how we may support your enterprise with workable, affordable funding.
Funding for start-ups covers a broad range of credit facilities for enterprises in their initial stages.
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From the inception of the idea, through setting-up and into the first year or so of operation.
In sourcing this type of funding, our objective is to provide support and affordable financing for new enterprises that will build a strong foundation for growth and development.
Our portfolio of credit facilities includes: seed capital to cover initial outlays, asset financing to purchase plant and machinery, vehicle finance, equipment loans for the IT, fit-out and other requirements, unsecured loans to purchase stock or materials, funding for product development, loans to cover consultants and regulatory fees and charges, overdrafts or lines of credit to cover general expenditure until revenue starts flowing, and other funding purposes.
For a quote on your requirements, connect with our brokers by phone or online.
Our guides offer quick comparisons and simple explainers to help you cruise through the financing process with confidence.
Connecting with our specialist brokers at the earliest stages of a new venture, can be an astute move by operators. Engaging our expert lending services and resources to support the owner’s own skills and talents, may significantly strengthen the entire enterprise.
Our proactive advice and supportive and individual approach to lending is especially appreciated by start-up ventures with their unique requirements and challenges. We have accreditation with over 80 lenders which include those that offer the credit facilities required by start-ups. Solutions with competitive interest rates and flexible repayment schedules to support the burgeoning enterprise.
Our vast selection of lenders overcomes one of the major obstacles faced by enterprises in the early stages – getting approved for affordable and workable financing. Contact us for a quote on your requirements.
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THE INTEREST RATE IS CALCULATED ON A SECURED LOAN PREDOMINATELY FOR BUSINESS USE, EFFECTIVE 15/03/2026 AND SUBJECT TO CHANGE. WARNING: THE INTEREST RATE IS TRUE ONLY FOR THE EXAMPLES GIVEN AND MAY NOT INCLUDE ALL FEES AND CHARGES. DIFFERENT TERMS, FEES OR OTHER LOAN AMOUNTS MAY RESULT IN A DIFFERENT INTEREST RATE.
Lenders may assess prospects for the new enterprise in their industry sector and this may impact elements of the funding. All applications are assessed on an individual basis for all industries.
Where the enterprise has not traded, lenders will be looking for a business plan and the financials of the owner.
Funding for enterprises in the early stages of operations are available primarily through brokers and specialist lenders.
When a start-up venture is approved for funding, they may access a comprehensive selection of commercial credit facilities including secured and unsecured loans; asset acquisition financing; overdrafts and lines of credit.
Interest rates are offered by lenders based on an individual assessment of each application. Rates can vary depending on the creditworthiness assessment of the enterprise owner.
Subject to lender approval, enterprises may access a range of credit facilities to cover the costs of starting a new venture.
Unsecured funding, that is without collateral, may be approved by some lenders. Typically, however, lenders will be looking for assets owned by the enterprise owner to use as collateral. Collateral may be unencumbered real estate, vehicles, equipment and other assets.
Commercial credit facilities have varying tax deductible elements. When approved, a start-up would be eligible to realise the deductions relevant to the type of funding.
A start-up may apply for an overdraft with lenders looking at the owner’s credit score, collateral and financials to approve the application.
A business plan is a document which details the plans for a new enterprise. It would typically include information on the products/services; the target market; costings for setting up and running the operation; revenue projections; cost-benefit analysis; details of the owners/directors; collateral available and other similar information. Templates for business plans are available online through various sources.